YSRCP To Approach Governor Seeking Probe Into DSC-2025 Irregularities

The YSRCP - DSC Struggle Committee has decided to submit a formal complaint to the Andhra Pradesh Governor, seeking a comprehensive investigation into alleged irregularities in the DSC-2025 teacher recruitment process.

The decision was taken at a meeting held at the YSRCP central office in Tadepalli under the chairmanship of party State Coordinator Sajjala Ramakrishna Reddy. Several party leaders, including MLCs Lella Appi Reddy, Parvatha Reddy Chandrasekhar Reddy and Kalpalatha, participated in the meeting along with other representatives from the party’s student and organisational wings.

Committee members reviewed concerns relating to the conduct of the DSC-2025 examinations, declaration of results, and the handling of grievances raised by candidates. They questioned why Education Minister Nara Lokesh had not responded to allegations surrounding the recruitment exercise.

The committee alleged that the scale of irregularities in the recruitment process was serious and warranted an independent inquiry. Members also raised questions regarding the case of a contract employee named Naveen, who reportedly secured a district-level top rank in Krishna district but did not receive a job appointment, and urged the government to clarify the circumstances.

According to the committee, more than 30,000 grievances were submitted by candidates following the announcement of results. It alleged that the government had failed to adequately address the concerns and doubts raised by aspirants, leading to growing suspicion about the transparency of the process.

The leaders further claimed that some officials were attempting to discredit and intimidate candidates who had been questioning the recruitment process. They noted that multiple writ petitions related to the issue are currently pending before the courts.

The YSRCP committee said it would continue its legal battle on behalf of affected candidates and would also raise the matter at the national level. It demanded a fair and impartial inquiry by the Central Bureau of Investigation into all allegations linked to DSC-2025 and sought stringent action against those found responsible for any wrongdoing.